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πŸ›οΈ Lavish Roman Mosaic is Biggest Found in London for 50 Years

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πŸ›οΈ Lavish Roman Mosaic is Biggest Found in London for 50 Years
Roman mosaic discovery in the City of London, 1st–5th centuries AD


🕐 2 min read · Updated 11 Apr 2026 at 04:55
📌 Fast Facts
  • Discovered: 2024, City of London
  • Size: Largest Roman mosaic found in London since 1975
  • Period: Roman occupation, 1st–5th centuries AD
  • Status: Under archaeological investigation as of 2026

A Roman mosaic is a decorative floor surface uncovered in the City of London that represents one of the most significant archaeological finds from Britain's Roman period in nearly 50 years. Discovered during excavation work in 2024, the mosaic provides evidence of domestic or civic architecture within Londinium, the Roman settlement that occupied the area of the modern City of London. As of 2026, the mosaic remains under archaeological investigation, with ongoing analysis of its design ...

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